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"I Knew It Was Coming."
Sixteen-year old girl describes the 1967 Riot.
A Bloody Riot
Contemporary account of Faulkner Riot.
A Report of Immediate Needs of Public Schools in Areas Affected by Civil Disturbances of July 1967 [by] Norman Drachler, Superintendent of Detroit Public Schools
Needs include more teachers, buildings, textbooks, opening of swimming pools, instituting tutoring programs and after school programs
A Study of Arrest Patterns in the 1960's Riots
Extension of report, "Who Riots" appearing in Supplementary Studies of the National Advisory Commission on Civil Disorders.
A Study of Ghetto Rioters
Reports survey by University of Michigan's Institute for Social Research on Characteristics and attitudes of 1967 Riot participants in Detroit and Newark.
A Study of the Work of the Coordinating Committee on Democratic Human Relations in the Detroit Public Schools from September 1943 to June 1952.
Traces history of the Committee, established after 1943 riots to consider interracial relationships as affected by school or community practice.
Administration of Justice in the Wake of the Detroit Civil Disorder of July 1967.
Concludes "there was no justifiable reason for the inadequate procedures (to safeguard civil rights) utilized in Detroit."
After the Riot: Force Won't Solve Anything
Denies that Riot could have been stopped if police had employed force
American Tragedy, 1967-Detroit.
Appears also as pg. 126-137 of Bosken, Joseph, Urban racial Violence in the Twentieth Century. Beverly Hills, Calif., Glencoe Press, 1969.
Analysis of Twenty Civil Disorders Relevant to Thirteen Particular Activities of Interest to the Department of Housing and Urban Development
Synthesizes information in Detroit Riot made available to National Advisory Commitee on Civil Disorders p. 67-100 Detroit